Do your research next time and maybe you wont be the fish buddy. Go look at Seattles win/loss and point differential at home immediately after a loss the previous week. In recent 3 seasons you've got around 6w-1L with +83 points differential. If you go further and look at their next game home or away following a loss the previous week you get around 14W-2L.
Combine this with a number of other factors such as Seattle wanting revenge after last years playoffs loss to a smart ass Newton + going after redemption after last weeks embarrassing loss (although Tampa may be shaping up decent as its turning out) + Panthers season virtually being over + injuries in key positions + an o line in shambles and this is the cocktail you get. Sooner you stop blaming refs for bad bets, the better off you'll be. I read half a book and learned this.
Do your research next time and maybe you wont be the fish buddy. Go look at Seattles win/loss and point differential at home immediately after a loss the previous week. In recent 3 seasons you've got around 6w-1L with +83 points differential. If you go further and look at their next game home or away following a loss the previous week you get around 14W-2L. Aside from the obviously known Seattle strength at home, what this shows is after a loss they love to hit and hit back hard.
Combine this with a number of other factors such as Seattle wanting revenge after last years playoffs loss to a smart ass Newton + going after redemption after last weeks embarrassing loss (although Tampa may be shaping up decent as its turning out) + Panthers season virtually being over + injuries in key positions + an o line in shambles and this is the cocktail you get. Sooner you stop blaming refs for bad bets, the better off you'll be. I read half a book and learned this.
